COVID - 19 Information
Labette Center is Committed to the safety of clients and staff
The safety of the clients and staff remain Labette Center’s top priority as we move through the realities of a global pandemic. With that in mind, the Center has worked diligently to maintain and enhance all sanitizing process. All surfaces are cleaned and sanitized on a regular basis, hand sanitizer is available throughout our buildings and social distancing is recommended. Labette Center has installed a video door entry system. All facility doors remain locked and clients/visitors can utilize the video calling feature on the entry system to gain access to the building. Upon entering the building clients/visitors will have their temperature taken. The individual will then be admitted into the waiting room to wait for the scheduled appointment. It is recommended, that all unvaccinated clients and visitors wear a facemask when inside the facility. Individuals who have been fully vaccinated may also wear a face mask if they choose. Face masks are available at the front desk for those who are in need. Guidelines for in person appointments are subject to change based on recommendations from KDHE and Labette County Health Department.
Additional steps that have been taken to ensure the safety of clients and staff include new lobby furniture that is COVID-19 compliant and easily sanitized. New flooring has been installed in three of the Center's facilities to ensure the cleaning process can take place swiftly and effectively. Additionally, all bathroom facets throughout all five locations have been replaced with a touchless system to illiminate touch points and reduce the risk of infection spread. Zoom capability in the facility is available for clients who do not have access to technology. For these appointments clients may enter the facility and utilize a "Zoom Room" to have a televideo appointment with their provider. In office appointments will maintain six feet distance during appointments and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure safety to both patients and staff. Finally, the Center has purchased a sanitizing fogging machine that is used in all facilities and Center vehicles a minimum of one time per month, and as needed if infection arises.
Throughout this difficult time, Labette Center has remained available to our clients. The Center will continue to serve the community through telehealth services. Any individual who is experiencing signs or symptoms of a mental illness or are experiencing a mental health crisis may contact our office to set up services.
All though everyone may experience feelings of anxiety, sadness, and other mental health issues at some point, key factors may indicate a need to seek services. If you are unable to complete daily activities, unable to maintain social relationships or are unable to work (whether at home or in the typically work setting) due to the mental health issues you are experiencing, please contact our office to find out more about services that can be provided.
Labette Center for Mental Health Services provides a full range of mental health and substance abuse services to clients of all ages, and works closely with local agencies to provide the best care possible. The professionals at LCMHS work tirelessly to create hope and opportunities for life change by providing education, support, consultation, and therapeutic behavioral health services to the people and communities of Labette County.
Additional steps that have been taken to ensure the safety of clients and staff include new lobby furniture that is COVID-19 compliant and easily sanitized. New flooring has been installed in three of the Center's facilities to ensure the cleaning process can take place swiftly and effectively. Additionally, all bathroom facets throughout all five locations have been replaced with a touchless system to illiminate touch points and reduce the risk of infection spread. Zoom capability in the facility is available for clients who do not have access to technology. For these appointments clients may enter the facility and utilize a "Zoom Room" to have a televideo appointment with their provider. In office appointments will maintain six feet distance during appointments and the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to ensure safety to both patients and staff. Finally, the Center has purchased a sanitizing fogging machine that is used in all facilities and Center vehicles a minimum of one time per month, and as needed if infection arises.
Throughout this difficult time, Labette Center has remained available to our clients. The Center will continue to serve the community through telehealth services. Any individual who is experiencing signs or symptoms of a mental illness or are experiencing a mental health crisis may contact our office to set up services.
All though everyone may experience feelings of anxiety, sadness, and other mental health issues at some point, key factors may indicate a need to seek services. If you are unable to complete daily activities, unable to maintain social relationships or are unable to work (whether at home or in the typically work setting) due to the mental health issues you are experiencing, please contact our office to find out more about services that can be provided.
Labette Center for Mental Health Services provides a full range of mental health and substance abuse services to clients of all ages, and works closely with local agencies to provide the best care possible. The professionals at LCMHS work tirelessly to create hope and opportunities for life change by providing education, support, consultation, and therapeutic behavioral health services to the people and communities of Labette County.